Europe: countries quiz (type answer)

The question will ask about an area highlighted on the map. Type in your answer. Spelling counts, but accents are not required and are not marked as incorrect. There may be locations where more than one answer is acceptable.

map of Europe

Small areas that might be hard to see are circled in red, as in the image below.

example of red circled area
 
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  • Kosovo globe icon declared independence from Serbia globe icon on 17 February 2008. Serbia still considers Kosovo to be one of its regions, and Kosovo is still not recognized by many countries in the world.

    Learn more: Al Jazeera infographic: Which countries recognise Kosovo's statehood? link will open in new tab or window (date: February 27 2023)
  • On February 12, 2019, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) officially became the Republic of North Macedonia globe icon, settling the nearly 30 year long dispute with Greece over the name Macedonia.
  • Türkiye globe icon and Russia globe icon are transcontinental states, having territory in both Europe and Asia. Azerbaijan, Georgia and Kazakhstan, which are not included on this map, also span the Asian-European boundary.
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